DIA reserve, live in Ft Collins
12-09-2014 | 08:48 PM
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I'm sure you were asking about United, but just incase, at Frontier, right now a newhire can hold Denver right out of class - but that isn't going to last. Denver will undoubtedly become very senior as we transition a large part of our new ULCC operation to multiple bases out east.
12-10-2014 | 08:23 AM
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So, if you wish to work for UAL and fly the Guppy and be based in Denver, it's gonna be a long time before a new hire could hold it.
12-10-2014 | 08:57 AM
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It is, but the Jr man is a thousand numbers senior to the Jr. man in EWR, LAX and SFO. And that doesn't take into account how many people live in Denver and want to stay here, but commute to anywhere else. Even though the Jr person is down there, once a DEN vacancy bid is posted, you'll need to have a lot of years on property to beat out other pilots who want back here.
12-10-2014 | 09:23 AM
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It is, but the Jr man is a thousand numbers senior to the Jr. man in EWR, LAX and SFO. And that doesn't take into account how many people live in Denver and want to stay here, but commute to anywhere else. Even though the Jr person is down there, once a DEN vacancy bid is posted, you'll need to have a lot of years on property to beat out other pilots who want back here.
12-10-2014 | 02:08 PM
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with the number of DEN pilots that displaced off the bus and 76T into the 737 fleet, and the additional bus/76T bumps that will come (probably not till after summer - at least on the 76T), there is no need to fill Den slots. The DEN gloom and doom is in full force!
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